Carpet or hard flooring?
Bedrooms and lounges often suit the warmth of carpet. Kitchens, bathrooms and high traffic spaces may benefit from an easy to clean hard floor. The best choice starts with the room.
Choosing flooring is easier when you start with how the room is actually used. Moisture, foot traffic, pets, children, cleaning, subfloor condition and the look you want all influence the best choice.

Our advice section answers the questions customers commonly ask before measuring, ordering and fitting. If your room has an unusual layout or existing floor, send us a photo and we can point you in the right direction.
From the first measure through to preparation and fitting, we keep the process clear and practical.
Bedrooms and lounges often suit the warmth of carpet. Kitchens, bathrooms and high traffic spaces may benefit from an easy to clean hard floor. The best choice starts with the room.
Both can create a timber look, but construction, preparation and suitability differ. We can explain which makes sense for your subfloor and everyday use.
Accurate measuring and a sound base matter. Existing flooring, moisture, levels, doors and transitions should be considered before installation.
Think about cleaning, grip, scratch resistance and comfort. There is no single product that is best for every pet or every room.
Moisture resistance, slip performance, underfloor heating compatibility and care instructions vary by product. Bring these questions to the sample visit, along with your room size and budget.
Sheet vinyl and LVT are distinct products. Laminate has a decorative surface; real wood contains a genuine timber surface. A photograph of a wood effect floor alone may not reveal which product it is.
TP CARPETS INSTALLATIONS
Browse fitted real wood, Vinyl and laminate from the TP Carpets portfolio. Each photo describes the flooring shown.
Samples at home. Free measuring. A clear fitting quotation.